News - Middle East: Zionist leaders continue to acknowledge the growing military power of Yemen, following the latter's successful strikes deep within "Tel Aviv."

Reserve Major General Gershon HaCohen of the Israeli enemy's army stated on Sunday that Yemen's military has managed to block a strategic maritime route for more than a year, despite efforts by the US- and UK-led coalition to protect Israel in the Red Sea.

On Saturday, Zionist military officials implicitly admitted the failure of Israeli air defense systems in light of Yemen's successful strike within occupied territory.

Channel 12 Hebrew reported these officials as saying that recent missile salvos from Yemen exposed severe security vulnerabilities in Israel's air defense systems. They explained that the missile launched from Yemen on Saturday morning might have followed an undetectable trajectory or used a warhead that altered its path and speed, making interception impossible.

These admissions come after Zionists documented Yemeni missiles striking targets in the entity’s territory and its capital, "Tel Aviv," which it claims is one of the most fortified cities in the world.

In solidarity with the Palestinian people facing Zionist genocide for over a year, Yemen's Armed Forces have imposed a naval blockade on ships entering Zionist enemy ports. They are also conducting regular missile and drone strikes on the Zionist entity, affirming that their operations will continue until the aggression ends and the siege on Gaza is lifted.